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Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 16691. (Read 26710965 times)

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Now that the mainstream is adopting BTC, we will soon do the real pump and dump, leaving them with the ultimately worthless BTC digital token. Satoshi is a genius robber baron.

BTC will hit $500,000 then drop back to $50, destroying greedy bankers in the process.  Cheesy

Right?  Wink
That's not true because the technology network created or programmed for bitcoin doesn't meant to work that. Mind you, bitcoin was meant to be an alternative to our financial system and if you check the current financial market update, you see that bitcoin rallies to $3829 while world wide traditional assets tumble.
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Crazy price movement - hard to believe almost... almost

On a weekly log chart, still doesnt look like a bubble.
The move from $2 to $1200 last time around was far more dramatic.
If we go vertical into 8K-10K territory, ill be dipping into cold storage.
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honey badger's cutting through the 3000s like piss through snow
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Crazy price movement - hard to believe almost... almost
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Travelling on London Underground this morning, just seen an advert for cryptocurrency trading, first advert I've ever  noticed for cryptocurrency on public transport in London.

roll on 4K
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What was the thing that showed the time of each doubling during the previous bubbles. Would be nice to see where we are in relation to those

Ok, I was overdue to do one of these since we have now convincingly taken out my targetted $3200-3600 range ... next doubling takes us to $6800-7200 region however the timescales are more relatively relaxed since we had that long pregnant pause around forking time, so in ~6 weeks maybe.

But this whole doubling in half the time thing has gotten quite out of whack so I'm not placing much faith in it, more of a watch and see and it might throw up some useful targets. It seems like there maybe something else going on here now, bigger forces are coming into play, maybe a larger scale mega-trend is re-establishing itself. At one point bitcoin price was reliably tenfolding about every 12-18 months and then the Gox blow-off and crash put that on hold and some very determined and deep-pocketed players did their best to stifle/sabotage/bad-mouth/usurp bitcoin for the following 2 years ... maybe we are going to go back the 10-folding growth? With some catching up to the old trend thrown in for good measure. We could be going vertical on the S-curve phase?

Interesting that masterluc has us breaking up above the existing exponential trend into a faster growth trend again.

10 fold growth again? That is crazy. If that happens, all those who sold when Bitcoin touched $2k will jump off a cliff.
The holders will be the real winners in this round.
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Terminated.
Here we go, another ATH. Hopefully we hit $3600 today.


I underestimated this. Maybe $3800 - $4000 Monday target?
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Raise the hand whoever is still waiting for $850

C'on, don't be shy.

When africoin posted

Guys

$800 is coming

And Vinny lingham indicator just confirmed sub $875

Sell your coins at the best price you can get

Prepare to buy lower

This is not a drill

It was $~1200 range an I got a 50% haircut.

Now my only strategy is

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I did similar things back in 2013, and I'm at 30% of what I first had back in 2011.

Had I had my initial stash, I would be at my trigger point goals, selling large potions, taking 6 months off and building the family home, but for now I'm holding and waiting for $10k
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That ATH was so 'one hour ago' - C'mon Bitcoin do something interesting!
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This is reaching a point in which the short squeeze can be epic.
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ATH across the board now (exchanges and currencies)
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You're never too old to think young.
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New ATH incoming, bitchez

Broken again.

622 BTC to $4000
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New ATH incoming, bitchez
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What are you guys talking about?!?!

Reaching lifetime financial independence is the beginning,  not the end.
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I'm frankly starting to get a new kind of trouble with where prices are going. Used to be I had to Do Stuff to Get Money from Others. Now I'm closing in on true financial independence. And I have no idea where to go from here.

Probably here.




But no matter what happens, never forget you're just another hairless monkey like all the rest.




coming from brit expat....(not quite hairless tho... i have plenty round the back that trap the dingleberries)
bitcoin pops (as usual) and queen on the shitter..  (   epic...saved to hd   Cheesy  )
once again, you made my day..  thanx m8 !
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I'm frankly starting to get a new kind of trouble with where prices are going. Used to be I had to Do Stuff to Get Money from Others. Now I'm closing in on true financial independence. And I have no idea where to go from here.

Congrats. I reached that point too a while back. My whole life I spent my energy on working on making more money, college, personal sacrifice, business ventures, etc.

Now that I make more with bitcoin than anything else, and I don't really need to make any more money for the rest of my life (though more opens up possibilities) it changes my life goals.

Right now I go to work even though I don't need to. I have zero motivation, especially working for the military industrial complex. If it weren't for the fact that I have no stress at work and I work in a very relaxed atmosphere I would leave. Other people stress...but that is because they worry about their future careers. Though going to work is ok because it gives me a reason to get out of the house in the morning.

Even thinking about things I can do with my life outside of work it tends to come back to working on something...which tends to be something that makes money. I need to figure out how to balance working on something that doesn't drain my funds and productivity while not worrying about making money off of the venture. Like I want to help with this seasteading venture and can contribute in many ways such as running their network or developing some blockchain stuff for them, but I keep thinking that I would need to get paid to do something big like that. But a small salary would only be symbolic for me, and a big salary would not be feasible. And if I wanted a big salary I would just keep doing what I am doing now.

First world problems I suppose.

I have been reading The Will to Power by Nitchze to kind of get into the heads of the bigwigs that I might start mingling with (and have already started to do) as more of a protective stance to not become an easy target. I will be delving into other books like that to get an idea of the mindset and to enlighten my mind a bit.


Why would you need to get paid? Assuming you don't need any more money ... why hold yourself back from doing something that provides purpose to your life just because you're "supposed to" do it a certain way? Says who?

All the money in the world, without any sense of purpose ... may as well be dead.


 


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I once had a colleague who worked as a Senior Consultant for IBM. He is about 7 years older than me and had been working for IBM for ~17 years. I would get together with him and another mutual friend about once every 2-3 months.

I always noticed how happy, relaxed and carefree the IBM consultant was. He was always smiling and laughing, and seemed to be ok with his job even though he would admit to us how soul crushing it was to work for IBM and how bored he was with his work. I couldn't believe how he could maintain such a happy attitude in the face of such a dismal work environment.

Then after a few years of knowing this guy, our mutual friend let me in on a little secret over a phone call. The IBM consultant's close family had won the Lotto about 10 years prior. Each family member (4-5 of them I believe it was) received the equivalent of $2 million dollars.

I said to him, "Well no fkn wonder he's always happy! He doesn't even need to work for IBM, he just does it for the benefits and to have something to do."
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